~OIL

MINING~

BY:JENNIFER
YEAR 7
 1.ENRGY IN OIL MINING.
An energy system such as: oil and natural gas, extract several
different energy types of energy to extract three different types.

2.HOW OIL IS STORED IN OIL

MINING?
The energy in: coal, oil and gas is Chemical Potential Energy.
The cheapest storage method is underground spaces, such as
depleted reservoirs.
This method is primarily used for natural gas, finished oil products
cannot be stored in underground natural spaces per regulations.
Above ground tanks are used for crude and refined oil, finished oil
products and natural gas.
1.RENEWABLE ENERGY IN OIL
MINING
The complete paper reviews the types of renewable
energy used in oil and gas fields that have appeared in the
literature. Use of renewables.

2.WHAT IS RENEWABLE
ENERGY OIL? 
Nonrenewable energy resources include: coal, natural gas,
oil and nuclear energy .
Once these resources are used up, they cannot be replaced ,
which is a major problem for humanity as we are currently
dependent on them to supply most of our energy needs .
 1.GLOBAL WARMING IN OIL MINING
HOW DOES IT AFFECT GLOBAL WARMING?

Global worming exacerbates water shortages in already

water-stressed regions and is leading to an increased risk of
agricultural droughts affecting crops, and ecological droughts
increasing the vulnerability of ecosystem.

2.HOW DOES GLOBAL

WARMING AFFECT CLIMATE
CHANGE?
As the earth’s atmosphere hearts up, it collects, retains and
drops more water, changing weather patterns and making wet
areas wetter and dry areas drier.
1.NON-RENEWABLE ENERGY
Non-renewable energy resources include coal, natural gas, oil and
nuclear energy.
Once these resources are used up, they cannot be replace, which is a
major problem for humanity as we are currently dependent on them
to supply most of our energy needs.
1.EXAMPLES OF NON-RENEWABLE
AND RENEWABLE ENERGY.
NON-RENEWABLE
ENERGY. RENEWABLE ENERGY.

 Fossil fuels  Solar energy

 Crude oil  Wind
 Coal  Falling water
 Uranium  Plant materials
 Natural gas  Waves
 Tar sand  Ocean current
 Steel  Temperature
 Phosphate  Tidal energy
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GLOBAL WORMING OIL MINING